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==ITU-T Membership==

==ITU-T Membership==

Membership in the sector is open to the private sector interested in getting involved in enhancing the future and developing standards for the ICT industry in an open, fair and transparent environment. Interested parties may join as:<ref>

ITU-T membership is open to those within the private sector who are interested in getting involved with enhancing the future and developing standards for the ICT industry in an open, fair, and transparent environment. Interested parties may join as:

* Sector Members, who have unlimited opportunity to participate in the different ITU-T study groups, conferences, assemblies and have free electronic access to ITU-T documents.

* Sector Members- Have unlimited opportunity to participate in the different ITU-T Study Groups, conferences, assemblies and free electronic access to ITU-T documents.

* Associate Members, who have the opportunity to work with a single study group and take part in preparing recommendations within the group, have access to documentation required by their work, and to serve as rapporteur.  

* Associate Members- Have the opportunity to work with a single study group and become part in preparing recommendations within the group, have access to documentation required by their work and to serve as Rapporteur.  

* Academia, open to universities and research institutes.<ref>[http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/membership/Pages/why.aspx ITU-T Membership Information]</ref>

* Academia- Open to universities and research institutes.

==ITU-T Recommendations==

==ITU-T Recommendations==